📘 Beginner30: Korean Review & Learning Tools – Let’s Keep Going! Congratulations! 🎉 You've made it all the way to Day 30 of your Korean learning journey. That means you’ve now built a strong foundation in Korean reading, grammar, vocabulary, conversation, and sentence-making. In this final post of the beginner series, we’ll review the key lessons from Day 1 to Day 29 and introduce useful learning tools to continue improving your Korean. 📘 Recap: What You've Learned (Day 1~29) Day 1~2: Learn Hangul consonants and vowels (Romanization + pronunciation) Day 3~5: Greetings, numbers, and telling the time Day 6~10: Simple present/past/future tense verbs, making sentences Day 11~14: Negative sentences, real-life dialogue, describing actions Day 15~20: Talking about people, surroundings, your routine, days, and activities Day 21~23: Days of the week, weather, locations, and directions Day 24~27: Transportation, shopping, food, hobbies, ...

📘Beginner 28: Making Plans and Future Tense in Korean – Let’s Go, I Will Call You! Welcome to Day 28! 🗓️ In today’s lesson, we’ll focus on how to make plans and express future intentions in Korean. You’ll learn how to use expressions like “Let’s go,” “Shall we eat?”, and “I’ll call you” — all in natural, conversational Korean. These are essential expressions that you’ll use often when making appointments, meeting friends, or promising to do something. Let’s go! 같이 가요! 📌 Common Future Expressions in Korean English Korean Romanization Let’s go 같이 가요 ga-chi ga-yo Shall we eat? 같이 먹을까요? ga-chi meok-eul-kka-yo? I’ll call you 전화할게요 jeon-hwa-hal-ge-yo I’ll meet you 만날게요 man-nal-ge-yo I’ll go 갈게요 gal-ge-yo I’ll help you 도와줄게요 do-wa-jul-ge-yo 📘 Grammar Focus: ~ㄹ게요 / ~을게요 ~ㄹ게요 / ~을게요 is used to express a strong intention or promise to do something. It often responds to a situation or request. 갈게요 ...

📘 Beginner 27: Hobbies and Interests in Korean – I Like Music! I Play Soccer! Welcome to Day 27! 🎵⚽🎨 In today’s lesson, we’ll learn how to talk about your hobbies and interests in Korean. Whether it’s music, movies, exercise, or gaming — you’ll learn how to express what you like and what you do for fun! These are some of the most fun and personal expressions to share with friends and connect in conversation! 📌 Common Hobby Vocabulary English Korean Romanization music 음악 eum-ak movies 영화 yeong-hwa spicy food 매운 음식 mae-un eum-sik coffee 커피 keo-pi studying 공부 gong-bu exercise 운동 un-dong vegetables 야채 ya-chae 📘 Saying What You Like and Don’t Like 저는 음악을 좋아해요 – I like music 저는 운동을 좋아해요 – I like exercise 저는 야채를 안 좋아해요 – I don’t like vegetables 💡 Use 좋아하다 (to like) and 안 좋아하다 / 좋아하지 않다 (to not like) to express preferences. 📘 Talking About What You Do 저는 축구를 해요 – I play socc...

📘 Day 30: Korean Review & Learning Tools – Let’s Keep Going! 🎉 Congratulations! You’ve made it to Day 30 of your Korean learning journey. Over the past lessons, you’ve learned how to read Hangul, introduce yourself, talk about your feelings, describe your daily routine, make plans, and so much more! Now it’s time to review everything you’ve learned and explore ways to keep going. Let’s celebrate how far you’ve come and get ready for what’s next! 🧠 Quick Review – What You’ve Learned 📘 Day 1–2: Hangul consonants & vowels 📘 Day 3–5: Greetings, numbers, telling time 📘 Day 6–10: Past & future tense, daily activities 📘 Day 11–15: Common verbs, polite requests, real-life phrases 📘 Day 16–20: Likes/dislikes, dialogues, shopping, food 📘 Day 21–29: Location, transportation, feelings, hobbies Let’s review some of the most essential Korean words and sentence patterns! 📚 Essential Sentence Structures Recap English Meaning Korean Roman...

📘 Day 29: Feelings and Emotions in Korean – I’m Happy, I’m Tired, I’m Excited! Today’s lesson is all about how you feel. 😊😩😡 Can you say “I’m happy” or “I’m tired” in Korean? Now you will! Emotions are a big part of everyday conversations, and learning how to express them helps you sound more natural and fluent. Let’s explore the most useful Korean emotion expressions with simple sentences and Romanized pronunciation! 🧠 Basic Emotion Vocabulary English Korean Romanization happy 기뻐요 gi-ppeo-yo tired 피곤해요 pi-gon-hae-yo excited 신나요 sin-na-yo sad 슬퍼요 seul-peo-yo angry 화가 나요 hwa-ga na-yo scared 무서워요 mu-seo-wo-yo nervous 긴장돼요 gin-jang-dwae-yo embarrassed 부끄러워요 bu-kkeu-reo-wo-yo 💬 Easy Emotion Sentences 저는 기뻐요. – jeo-neun gi-ppeo-yo → I’m happy. 지금 피곤해요. – ji-geum pi-gon-hae-yo → I’m tired now. 시험 끝나서 신나요! – si-heom kkeut-na-seo sin-na-yo! → I’m excited because the exam is over! 조금 슬퍼요. – jo-geum s...

📘 Day 28: Making Plans and Future Tense in Korean – Let’s Go, I Will Call You! Ready to make some plans in Korean? 📅 Whether you’re asking someone to hang out or talking about what you’ll do tomorrow, understanding the future tense is a must! In today’s lesson, you’ll learn: 🤝 How to suggest plans in Korean 📞 Future tense basics like “I will call,” “I will go” 🗣️ Dialogues for real conversations 📝 Easy quiz for practice 📖 Future Tense Markers in Korean To express future tense, Korean uses patterns like: ~ㄹ/을 거예요 – will (do) 같이 ~아요/어요 – let’s (do together) 📅 Future Tense Sentence Examples 내일 공부할 거예요. – nae-il gong-bu-hal geo-ye-yo → I will study tomorrow. 친구를 만날 거예요. – chin-gu-reul man-nal geo-ye-yo → I will meet my friend. 전화할게요. – jeon-hwa-hal-ge-yo → I’ll call you. 같이 영화 볼래요? – gat-i yeong-hwa bol-lae-yo? → Do you want to watch a movie together? 내일 같이 점심 먹어요! – nae-il gat-i jeom-sim meok-eo-yo! → Let’s have lunch toge...

📘 Day 27: Hobbies and Interests in Korean – I Like Music! I Play Soccer! Do you enjoy music, sports, reading, or cooking? 🎶⚽📚🍳 Then this lesson is perfect for you! Today we’ll learn how to talk about your hobbies and interests in Korean . You’ll be able to say things like “I like music,” “I play soccer,” and even ask someone “What’s your hobby?” 🎯 Hobbies Vocabulary in Korean English Korean Romanization music 음악 eum-ak movies 영화 yeong-hwa reading 독서 dok-seo cooking 요리 yo-ri drawing 그림 geu-rim soccer 축구 chuk-gu exercise 운동 un-dong 💬 Key Expressions 취미가 뭐예요? – chwi-mi-ga mwo-ye-yo? → What’s your hobby? 저는 음악을 좋아해요. – jeo-neun eum-ak-eul jo-a-hae-yo → I like music. 저는 요리를 잘해요. – jeo-neun yo-ri-reul jal-hae-yo → I’m good at cooking. 저는 축구해요. – jeo-neun chuk-gu-hae-yo → I play soccer. 영화 보는 걸 좋아해요. – yeong-hwa bo-neun geol jo-a-hae-yo → I like watching movies. 🗣️ Real-Life Dialogue A: 취미가 뭐예요...

📘 Day 26: Korean Food Expressions – I’m Hungry, Let’s Order! Are you hungry? 😋 Today’s lesson is all about food – a delicious and essential part of Korean language and culture. Whether you're in a Korean restaurant, food court, or even ordering delivery, you’ll need to know how to say “I’m hungry,” “I want to eat,” and “Let’s order!” Let’s learn how to talk about food and ordering in Korean, in a friendly and easy way. 🍽️ Essential Food Vocabulary English Korean Romanization food 음식 eum-sik meal 식사 sik-sa rice 밥 bap soup 국 guk meat 고기 go-gi vegetables 야채 ya-chae spicy food 매운 음식 mae-un eum-sik 😋 Useful Phrases to Talk About Food 배고파요. – bae-go-pa-yo → I’m hungry. 밥 먹고 싶어요. – bap meok-go sip-eo-yo → I want to eat rice / have a meal. 이거 맛있어요! – i-geo ma-sit-seo-yo → This is delicious! 저는 야채만 먹어요. – jeo-neun ya-chae-man meok-eo-yo → I only eat vegetables. 맵지 않게 해 주세요. – maep-ji an-ke hae ju-se...

📘 Day 25: Shopping in Korean – How Much Is It? I Want This One! Annyeong! 🛍️ Today, we’re going shopping in Korean! If you ever travel to Korea, visit a market, or even browse online Korean shops, you’ll definitely need these phrases. This lesson covers: 🛒 Basic shopping vocabulary 💬 How to ask the price 🗣️ How to say “I want this” and “Give me that one” 🧾 Real dialogues + quiz 🛍️ Essential Shopping Vocabulary English Korean Romanization price 가격 ga-gyeok money 돈 don cheap 싸요 ssa-yo expensive 비싸요 bi-ssa-yo this 이것 i-geot that 저것 jeo-geot shopping 쇼핑 syo-ping 💬 Must-Know Shopping Phrases 이거 얼마예요? – i-geo eol-ma-ye-yo? → How much is this? 저거 주세요. – jeo-geo ju-se-yo → Please give me that one. 이것 사고 싶어요. – i-geot sa-go sip-eo-yo → I want to buy this. 조금 깎아 주세요. – jo-geum kka-kka ju-se-yo → Please give me a discount. 카드 돼요? – ka-deu dwae-yo? → Do you take ...

📘 Day 24: Transportation in Korean – I Take the Bus, Let’s Ride the Subway! Welcome back! Today, we're talking about one of the most essential daily life topics: Transportation in Korean ! Whether you’re traveling in Korea or just having a conversation with friends, knowing how to say “I take the bus” or “Let’s ride the subway” is super useful. In this lesson, you’ll learn: 🚍 Korean words for public transportation 🚆 How to say you’re taking a bus or subway 🧭 Practical sentences and real-life dialogues 📝 Mini quiz for review 🚇 Basic Transportation Vocabulary English Korean Romanization bus 버스 beo-seu subway 지하철 ji-ha-cheol train 기차 gi-cha taxi 택시 taek-si car 자동차 ja-dong-cha bike 자전거 ja-jeon-geo walk 도보 do-bo 🗣️ Useful Transportation Verbs 타다 – ta-da → to ride, to take 내리다 – nae-ri-da → to get off 갈아타다 – ga-ra-ta-da → to transfer ✅ Common Sentences 저는 ...

📘 Day 23: Location and Direction in Korean – Where Are You? Let’s Meet! Being able to describe locations and give directions is one of the most practical skills in any language — and Korean is no exception! Whether you're trying to meet a friend, find a bathroom, or ask for help in Seoul, this lesson will teach you how to say things like: “Where is the bank?” “I’m in front of the cafe.” “Let’s meet next to the station.” Let’s dive into Korean location expressions and simple direction words you’ll use every day. 📍 Common Location Words in Korean English Korean Romanization here 여기 yeo-gi there 거기 geo-gi over there 저기 jeo-gi inside 안에 an-e outside 밖에 bak-ke in front of 앞에 ap-e behind 뒤에 dwi-e next to 옆에 yeop-e near 근처에 geun-cheo-e across from 맞은편에 maj-eun-pyeon-e 🗺️ Simple Sentences with Locations 저는 카페 안에 있어요. – jeo-neun ka-pe an-e i-sseo-yo → I’m inside the cafe. 화장실은 저기 있어요. – h...

📘 Day 22: Weather and Seasons in Korean – It’s Hot, It’s Snowing! Learning how to talk about the weather and seasons in Korean is super helpful! Whether you're chatting with a friend, planning your day, or just making small talk knowing how to say “It’s cold,” or “It’s snowing” will definitely come in handy. Let’s make this lesson fun, simple, and super useful. 😄 By the end, you’ll be able to describe the weather, ask about the seasons, and even tell someone how the weather makes you feel! 🌦️ Basic Korean Weather Vocabulary English Korean Romanization sunny 맑아요 mal-ga-yo cloudy 흐려요 heu-ryeo-yo raining 비가 와요 bi-ga wa-yo snowing 눈이 와요 nun-i wa-yo windy 바람이 불어요 ba-ram-i bul-eo-yo hot (weather) 더워요 deo-wo-yo cold (weather) 추워요 chu-wo-yo ☀️ Simple Weather Sentences 오늘 날씨 어때요? – o-neul nal-ssi eo-ttae-yo? → How’s the weather today? 오늘 맑아요. – o-neul mal-ga-yo. → It’s sunny today. ...

Day 21: Days of the Week in Korean – What Do You Do on Monday? Welcome back, Korean buddy! 👋 Today, you’ll learn how to talk about the days of the week in Korean and describe what you do on each day. Being able to say “I study on Monday” or “I meet my friend on Friday” is super useful for scheduling plans, talking about routines, and making friends! 📅 Days of the Week in Korean English Korean Romanization Monday 월요일 wol-yo-il Tuesday 화요일 hwa-yo-il Wednesday 수요일 su-yo-il Thursday 목요일 mok-yo-il Friday 금요일 geum-yo-il Saturday 토요일 to-yo-il Sunday 일요일 il-yo-il 💡 요일 = day of the week All Korean weekdays end with "요일 (yo-il)" 🗣️ How to Use Days in Sentences Use 요일 + 에 (e) to say “on [day]”: 월요일에 →...

Day 20: Talking About Your Day – Daily Activities in Korean Welcome back, Korean buddy! 👋 Today, we’ll learn how to talk about daily routines in Korean — from waking up in the morning to going to bed at night. You'll be able to describe your day step by step using simple verbs , present tense , and natural expressions that native speakers use every day. Ready to describe your 하루 (ha-ru, day)? Let’s go! 🌞🌙 📋 Common Daily Activities – Vocabulary + Sentences English Korean Romanization Example Sentence Wake up 일어나요 il-eo-na-yo 아침 7시에 일어나요 a-chim chil-shi-e il-eo-na-yo I wake up at 7am Eat breakfast 아침을 먹어요 a-chim-eul meo-geo-yo 아침을 먹어요 a-chim-eul meo-geo-yo I eat breakfast Go to work 출근해요 chul-geun-hae-yo 회사에 출근해요 hoe-sa-e chul-geun-hae-yo I go to work Study 공부해요 gong-bu-hae-yo ...

Day 19: Real-Life Korean Dialogues – Everyday Situations Hello Korean learner! 👋 Today we’re going to combine everything you’ve learned so far — greetings, polite requests, simple sentences — into real Korean conversations for everyday life. This lesson will help you practice speaking naturally and build real-life dialogues you can use when traveling, studying, or chatting with Korean friends. 💬 📋 Must-Know Phrases for Everyday Use Here are key expressions that appear again and again in daily conversations. Learn them, use them, and they’ll become second nature to you! English Korean Romanization Hello 안녕하세요 an-nyeong-ha-se-yo How are you? 잘 지냈어요? jal ji-naet-sseo-yo? Thank you 감사합니다 gam-sa-ham-ni-da Please give me 주세요 ju-se-yo I like it 좋아해요 jo-a-hae-yo I don’t ...

  Day 17: Talking About Likes and Dislikes – I Like Coffee! Hello again, Korean buddy! 👋 Today is all about learning how to express what you like , dislike , and even love in Korean. These expressions are used every day in real life, whether you're talking about food, hobbies, or your favorite K-pop group! 🎧🍜 Let’s learn how to say “I like coffee,” “I dislike vegetables,” or “I love Korean!” You’ll master the key verbs, sentence structure, and even build your own sentences.

  Day 16: Describing Your Surroundings – My Room, My City Hello again, Korean explorer! 🏠 Today we’re going to describe the world around you  your room, your home, your city all in Korean! We’ll use the adjectives you learned in Day 15 and add location words to build full, natural sentences.

  Day 15: Describing People and Things in Korean – It’s Pretty, It’s Big! Hey Korean learner! 👋 Today we’re learning how to describe the world around you people, places, and things using Korean adjectives . With just a few words, you’ll be able to say things like: The bag is big This coffee is hot She is pretty Let’s make your Korean more colorful and expressive! 🎨 📚 What is an Adjective in Korean? In Korean, adjectives are called 형용사 (hyeong-yong-sa) . Most adjectives in Korean already include the “to be” meaning. For example: 예뻐요 → It’s pretty 커요 → It’s big 작아요 → It’s small You don’t need to say “is” separately it’s built into the word! 💡 Basic Descriptive Words Korean Romanization English Meaning 예뻐요 ye-ppeo-yo pretty 커요 keo-yo big 작아요 ja-ga-yo small 좋아요 jo-a-yo good / ...

  Day 14: Real-Life Conversation Practice – What Did You Do Yesterday? Hey Korean speaker! 👋 Today, we’re going to use everything you’ve learned past tense, future tense, and negative sentences — to practice real-life Korean conversations . You’ll learn how to ask and answer questions like: What did you do yesterday? Did you eat breakfast? I didn’t go to school Let’s turn your grammar knowledge into actual speaking power 💬

  Day 13: Making Negative Sentences – I Don’t Eat, I Didn’t Go Hey Korean learner! 👋 In today’s lesson, we’ll learn how to say things like: I don’t eat I didn’t go I don’t study on Sunday Negative sentences are essential in any language — and luckily, Korean makes them super clear and flexible! Let’s jump in 😊